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code and others for discussion.
The _update handler accepts POSTs to paths like: /db/_design/foo/_update/bar and PUTs which include docids, like: /db/_design/foo/_update/bar/docid
The function signature:
function(doc, req) {
doc.a_new_field = req.query.something;
return [doc, "<h1>added something to your doc</h1>"];
}
The tests in update_documents.js are fairly complete and include examples of bumping a counter, changing only a single field, parsing from (and returning) XML, and creating new documents.
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After user@ thread with Adam Jacob [1] http://tinyurl.com/kuhl2j I realized that giving users the option to set a server preference of mime-types was crucial. Without ordering, you see nasty side effects like a browser getting an Atom feed by default. With ordering, you can ensure that browsers get HTML, API clients see XML, and Ajax apps use JSON in a no-hassle way. Example new API:
function(doc, req) {
provides("html", function() {
return "Hello " + doc.name + ".";
});
provides("xml", function() {
var xml = new XML('<xml></xml>');
xml.hello = doc.name;
return xml;
}
};
If a client sends an Accept header like "application/xml, text/html" this will return html. If the client sends just "application/xml" they will get xml.
respondsWith() has been removed. I don't think it's worth the cost to maintain a parallel implementation just to be deprecated as buggy.
This patch also continues us on the path to a cleaner, more organized query server. Cheers and enjoy.
[1] http://mail-archives.apache.org/mod_mbox/couchdb-user/200907.mbox/%3cb8602b350907241906l7c7f97fdg9d78facacd8605fd@mail.gmail.com%3e
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is that it maintains an OS-process per connected filtered _changes consumer. I'm pretty sure we'll be able to work around this without changing the API, but it'll involve a lot of OS-process bookkeeping. Those enhancements should generally improve show & list performance as well. Punting on them for now, first wanted to get _changes filters implemented so people could give feedback.
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enough compared to the input. Errors can be switched off using the config API.
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